This cute little set of baby animals were pretty small – 2″ wide at most. I’ve enlarged them so they can be traced for larger projects but of course, they can always be sized down if you need a small motif for a layette. The “fuzzy” dashes are fun to do when you don’t feel
These Christmas stockings are stuffed full of toys and other goodies that defy wrapping paper and a bow. In the old days (hey, this is a vintage site) parents left an orange in the stocking which was a real treat in winter. It signified the promise of Spring that everyone was waiting anxiously for considering
These nursery rhyme embroidery patterns make great quilt blocks in case you’re making a quilt for a special little person. There are many to choose from in this category so mix and match as you see fit!
Here’s some fairy tale embroidery patterns from the classic fairy tales for children. here we have Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Little Mermaid, The Princess and the Pea, Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White and a couple of dwarfs. Apparently there was no need to draw all seven! Last but not
Go ask Alice, I think she’ll know………how to do chores. Raise your hand if you know what Jefferson Airplane is. Here we have Alice cavorting with friends while getting the daily chores done in these charming embroidery patterns. Bravo!
There are stars and there are sensational stars that take center stage like these intricate embroidery patterns. Not just for Christmas. but any time of the year!
Not just bears but teddy bears for those times you need a cute toy to embroider. Many to choose from! The teddy bear sitting on top of a spool of thread is quite appropriate, no?
